Part 23 (2/2)

A S _arecc-an_, assequi, to get, to attain

AREIR, _adv_ Back _To rin areir_, to decline

_Lyndsay_

Fr _arriere_ backward; Lat _a retro_

ARESOUND, _pret_ Perhaps, called in question; Fr _aresoner_, interroger, questionner, demander; _ratiocinari_; Gl Roquefort

_Areson_ is used by R Brunne in the sense of persuade, or reason with

_Sir Tristrem_

ARETTYT, _part pa_ Accused, brought into judgment

_Barbour_

L B _rect-are_, _ret-are_, _arett-are_, accusare, in jus vocare, Du Cange

ARGENT CONTENT, Ready ent comptant_, id

_bellenden_

_To_ ARGH, _v n_ To hesitate

V ~Arch~, and ~Ergh~, _v_

ARGIE, _s_ assertion in a dispute, the specific plea which one uses in disputation, S B

Su G _ierga_, se-r_, keen contention

_To_ ARGLE-BARGLE, AURGLE-BARGIN, _v n_ To contend, to bandy backwards and forwards, S _Argle-bargin_, Loth _Eaggle-bargin_, synon

_Ramsay_

Isl _arg_ enraged, _jarg-a_ to contend

_To_ ARGONE, ARGOWNE, ARGWE, ARGEW, _v a_

1 To argue, to contend by argument

_Bannatyne Poems_